Firat Colum
60
2 6 2 2 3 2 3
62
12
Second ColuAMLET
Supervisor, principal, manager
teacher.
and
Supervisor and principal, Supervisor, manager and teacher. Supervisor and principal.
Supervisor.
Supervisor, manager and teacher. Supervisor and manager.
13
of Part
27. (0) The rescission and replacement of Part IX of the Application principal regulations effected by regulation 12 of these regulations IX and shall not apply to any person who is a registered teacher or who, paragraph not being a registered teacher, is permitted to be employed as a (2) of new reacher at the coming into operation of these regulations.
regulation 41.
(2) Paragraph (a) of the regulation which, under the pro- visions of regulation of these regulations, replaces regulation 41
7 of the principal regulations shall not apply to any school which is registered at the commencement of these regulations.
B Parlours
'Clerk of Councils.
73(4)
76
Supervisor.
77
Supervisor.
78
Supervisor.
78A
Supervisor and principal.
79
Supervisor and principal.
80
Supervisor.
81
Supervisor.
81A
Supervisor and principal.
$1
Supervisor and principal
844
Supervisor and principal.
26
Principal.
87(1)
Principal and teacher.
87(2)
Supervisor.
87(4)
Supervisor and principal.
87(9)
Supervisor.
87A
Supervisor and principal.
87C
89(1)
89(2)
89(3)
Supervisor, principal and pupil or
pupils.
Supervisor and principal.
Supervisor and principal Supervisor, principal and teacher.
(2) Any Supervisor or principal who is guilty of an offence under paragraph (2) of regulation 71 shall be liable to a fine of two thousand dollars and to imprisonment for one year.
(3) Any person to whom any direction or require- ment has, pursuant to any provision of these regulations, bean given or made or who has, pursuant thereto, been required to submit to the Director any information who contravenes such direction or requirement or fails to submit the information required shall be guilty of an offence and liable to a fine of one thousand dollars."*.
Council CHAMBER,
21st January, 1958.
Explanatory Note.
(This Note is not part of the regulations, bat ír intended to indiente their general purport).
The amendments to the Education Regulations, 1952, effected by these regulations follow upon the extensive amendments to the Education Ordinance, 1962 made by the Education (Amendmeat) Ordinance, 1968. The principal object of these regulations Is two-fold.
Firstly, to make provisions with respect to schoola which are being, and which may in future be, operated in premises which are, in the opinion of the Director of Public Works, unsuitable, by reason of the loating for which they were designed and constructed, for the purposes of school The circumstances which have led to the making of these provisions are fully set out in the statement of objects and reasona sppended to the Education (Amendment) Bitt, 1057.
A new Part IIA has been added to the principal regulations by regulation 4. The provisions made by the regulations in this new Part consist of restrictions on the assembly of pupils, on gymnastics and on the type of furniture which may be in any such school and a requirement that the premises are to be inspected anouaily by an authorized architect in order to determine whether they are in sound structural condition.
Regulation 41 of the principal regulations has been rescinded and replaced in order to make provisiona (nee paragraph (2) of the now regulation 41) requiring a greater floor area for each pupil if a classroom in any such school is to be used by pupils undergoing secondary, post secondary or further education. By regulation 27, it is provided that paragraph (3) of the new regulation 41 shall not apply to any school which is registered at the commencement of these regulations.